Monocef – Ceftriaxone Injection
Description
CEFTRIAXONE (MONOCEF) INJECTION – TREATMENT OF BACTERIAL DISEASES
A member of the cephalosporin family of antibiotics, monocef injection is used to treat bacterial infections in the body. It works well against infections in the blood, heart, lungs, brain (meningitis, for example), ear, urinary system, skin, soft tissues, bones, and joints.
How Monocef 1000mg Injection should be taken?
Consuming Monocef Injection with or without food is possible. Along with it, water should be drunk. Each day, take this medication consistently at around the same time(s). Your primary care physician will decide on the dosage and frequency. This may occasionally change depending on how effectively it is functioning.
Common Side Effects of this Injection.
The most frequent adverse reactions to this injection include rashes, diarrhea, abnormalities in blood cell counts, and liver function tests. Some patients may experience momentary pain or redness where the injection was made. Even though these side effects are typically minor, you should let your doctor know if they affect you or persist.
Expert Advice for this Medicine.
Let your doctor know if you have any liver or heart conditions before using this medication. Other medications, particularly those used to treat cardiac issues, high blood pressure, and seizures (fits), could have an impact on how it functions. To ensure your safety, please inform your doctor of all the medications you are taking.
